New and confused

[SandraC]

Hi, I have been visiting BLINK daily because it's so easy to use.

I visit Milesource about once a week due to lack of time.

I have an account with MY POINTS, but I can't figure out how to get daily points. I like BLINK and Milesource because I just do those daily fast clicks.

Can someone explain how I do fast clicks on MY POINTS? THANKS!

 

[Beckysc]

With Mypoints, you can earn 10 points everyday by doing the My Points Daily Tour. It is located on the right side of their home page.

There is also a section where you can earn points by trying different offers and sign-ups.

My points will also send e-mails with special offers. Usually, you can earn 10 points by just reading about the offers. If you check yes to all the interests, you should recieve more offers. You can change your intrests by going through member services.

I just received my gift certificate for On the Boarder...I really like Mypoints.

 

[dmslush]

You can also earn 100 points per month at mypoints for ordering 6 free catalogs from shop at home. It is on the EARN/TRY IT OUT page.

 

[Maleficent2]

Mal

 

[IslandGirl2]

Hi Sandra, sorry can't help you with My Points, but was curious about Blink.
I tried to join a month or so ago and it says "US and territories" only. I don't
think they have changed it yet and would hate to see you spend your valuable
time on it everyday if you cannot claim your rewards. Some of the sites that
"we" canadians are eligible for and only take minutes to do are....
www.allthingsrewarded.com www.creationsrewards.com
www.millersrewards.com

These are all interconnected and you can get sign up points for joining
through the sites. They are slow earning but don't require much time to
complete like some of the programs!!! Hope this is some of help to you.
Have a great night!

 

[ChisJo]

I am close by to Edmonton, and I am invovled in Blink. I have been doing Blink for about 4 months now. I too am very sceptacle when it comes to awards programs because a lot of them are not open to Canadians, but I never saw anything that said Canadians cannot do them.

Blink doesn't offer paper gc's anyway. They are webbies and flooz, so it shouldn't matter your location anyway.

But, then again, I could be wrong.

Joline

P.S. Sandra - you can multi-right click on the click fix links in milesource and open a whole bunch up at a time instead of one at a time - just to save you some time.

 

[IslandGirl2]

Hi Sandra and ChisJo.....you made me curious so I had to go back to the
blink site as it was a month or so ago that I had looked at it....this is on
the FAQ page:

11. What if I don't live in the United States? [Top]

The BlinkRewards program is open to residents of the United States and its territories only.

We are actively exploring the possibility of opening BlinkRewards to members outside the U.S.

I hope that it works out okay for you when you go to claim your rewards. Let us know!!!
Just wanted to point it out so you wouldn't be frustrated with losing the time you
put into doing it!!! Fingers crossed

 

[ChisJo]

When you go to register, when you have to enter your state, it asks state/province, and zip code/postal code. If they don't honor Canada, then why do they have it as an option???? I also still find it very odd that they do not honor Canadian participants when all of there sponsors or prizes all are electronic GC's. I will ask bashful because I think bashful would know.

Joline